North Carolina Jury Awards Two Brothers $75M After Being Wrongfully Convicted of 1983 Murder
A jury in North Carolina has awarded $75 million to two Black men with intellectual disabilities who were wrongfully convicted...
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A jury in North Carolina has awarded $75 million to two Black men with intellectual disabilities who were wrongfully convicted...
Read moreDetailsDoctors in Japan are pleading for the Tokyo Olympics to be rescheduled due to the rising cases in COVID-19. The...
Read moreDetailsOn April 30, YFN Lucci was identified in a gang-related racketeering indictment along with 11 others. The rapper has since...
Read moreDetailsA judge ruled Monday that a second-degree manslaughter case against the former police officer who shot and killed Daunte Wright may...
Read moreDetailsAn elderly woman in India whose family believed she had died of coronavirus shockingly woke up moments before being cremated. Shakuntala Gaikwad,...
Read moreDetailsAlabama Governor Kay Ivey has officially made medical marijuana legal in the state. On Monday, Ivey signed the bill into...
Read moreDetailsA woman in Germany staged an extravagant wedding in a futile effort to make her ex-boyfriend jealous. With over 1.8...
Read moreDetailsSupermodel and actress Naomi Campbell is officially a mom at 50! Campbell told the Evening Standard magazine in May 2017...
Read moreDetailsOn May 11th, Major Crimes detectives from the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office were sent to a local high school in...
Read moreDetailsT.I. and his wife, singer Tameka "Tiny" Harris, are being investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department. Mike Lopez, a...
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